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SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUNDS: Demons or saviours?

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Sovereign Wealth Funds were first demonised as the financial tools of autocratic government, and then hailed as the saviours of the Western financial system. They haven’t been either, but what exactly is a sovereign wealth fund, how do they invest and what should we expect from them in the future?

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